Show Up, Shut Up, and Wear Beige
a monologue by Tyler Tanner Upper middle class woman, forties to fifties, dressed to impress enters. With a smartphone or a clipboard. WOMAN Okay, so the center pieces will be arriving … Continue reading
The Shadow of Kings: Act 1, Scenes 3 & 4
a new play by Tyler Tanner CLICK HERE to read Act 1, Scene 1 & 2A CLICK HERE to read Act 1, Scene 2B A Note from Tyler: This is … Continue reading
The Shadow of Kings: Act 1, Scene 2b
a new play by Tyler Tanner A Note from Tyler: This is the first full length play that I wrote, so be gentle. The dialogue is admittedly heightened and still … Continue reading
Nine Questions With: Eclectic Voices Writer Chelsea Sutton
Here at Eclectic Voices, we are just as interested in the behind-the-scenes madness of creative minds as we are in the final product. So, we decided to offer you some juicy … Continue reading
The Real Thing
a monologue by Chelsea Sutton A young caterer slumps in a chair, a dirty wrinkled apron tied around her waist, the clothes peppered in flour and splashes of different sauces … Continue reading
The Weight of Words: FINAL Part 13
a play by Laura Lee Bahr (CLICK HERE to read The Weight of Words: Part 1) (CLICK HERE to read The Weight of Words: Part 2) (CLICK HERE to read … Continue reading
Nine Questions with: Eclectic Voices Writer Taylor Ashbrook
Here at Eclectic Voices, we are just as interested in the behind-the-scenes madness of creative minds as we are in the final product. So, we decided to offer you some … Continue reading
The Reluctant Satanist
a monologue by Tyler Tanner Listen to the monologue performed by Sean M. Kozma here: Lights up. An acolyte, can be either a man or a woman, sits cross legged … Continue reading
The Theory of Silence: Lily
In June 2012, Eclectic Voices produced a completely original monologue play: The Theory of Silence, Details on a Disappearance. It grew out of a writing exercise surrounding the idea of … Continue reading
Monologue Show: We’re No Heroes!
We’re doing another monologue show! Over the last couple years, Eclectic Voices has produced several monologue shows, Funny How Things Work Out, Abstract Concepts, Signs from the Universe, All Over … Continue reading
Nine Questions With: Eclectic Voices Writer Sean M. Kozma
Here at Eclectic Voices, we are just as interested in the behind-the-scenes madness of creative minds as we are in the final product. So, we decided to offer you some … Continue reading
Dancer! The Reindeer Monologue
Part of the Eclectic Voices Holiday Issue a monologue by Ken Patton A single Director’s chair sits onstage. The actor, MALE, age open, mimics finding the right ‘space’ on the … Continue reading
The Dolphin Trainer
a monologue by Mark Bate DOLPHIN TRAINER: My name is Kenny. I train dolphins. I should have been an accountant. Aquamazing Land pays me money to teach dolphins to jump … Continue reading
The Weight of Words: Part 5
a play by Laura Lee Bahr The continuation of ACT1, Scene 1: Mercy and The Dress of Eleanora Duse (CLICK HERE to read The Weight of Words: Part 1) (CLICK … Continue reading
The Conversation About the Glass: Part 2
A Continuation of The Conversation About the Glass: Part 1 Continued… JOHN: I’m not trying to insult you, I just think you always see the negative in things. ANDREA: And … Continue reading
The Conversation About The Glass: Part 1
EXT. THE STREETS OF LOS FELIZ – EVENING JOHN STILES (20s) walks through a residential neighborhood. He has short, spiky hair and a casual style. He approaches a small duplex … Continue reading
The Weight of Words: Part 3
a play by Laura Lee Bahr The continuation of ACT1, Scene 1: Mercy and The Dress of Eleanora Duse (CLICK HERE to read The Weight of Words: Part 1) (CLICK … Continue reading
The Weight of Words: Part 1
a play by Laura Lee Bahr ACT I- Mercy and The Dress of Eleanora Duse Scene I: The author stands alone on a stage, one light. She looks out at … Continue reading
VOODOO DOGGY
A Short Play By Jeff Folschinsky Lights come up to two women. Woman 2 is holding a doggy sweater and Woman 1 who is dressed like a Goth girl and … Continue reading
